Against all odds—and thanks to state support—Israel’s haredicommunity has grown in numbers. But can Israel continue to pay the price? I’m standing in the Kerem Avraham

A new tradition is taking root in Jerusalem as Jews seeking free religious expression flock to the promenades overlooking the Old City for holidays and

American policies have taken a turn to the left, while Israel’s government has moved to the right. How does this affect one of the pivotal

The ‘Who is a Jew’ dispute has become even more contentious since Israel’s chief rabbinate has begun questioning conversions made under Orthodox auspices. Nearly two

After the Six-Day War, Palestinian towns were nearby recreation spots for Israelis, places to explore—even meet a few Arabs. The two intifadas changed all that. We

The Israeli film that I would have chosen for an Academy Award nomination in this, the 60th year of the sovereign Jewish state, is Noodle.

Increasingly, the United States media is trimming its presence in the Jewish state, andthat means a dearth of nuanced reporting that appeals to American audiences.

Every American presidential candidate professes support for Israel; here are some hard questions voters concerned with the Middle East should ask them. January 3 Here’s